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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-10-14
Strengthening for Prizes.

The slaughtering contest in connec.
ton with the Chicago Fat Stock Sh Nv
for the Washburn prizes attracted wide
attention, and the leading butchers from
nearly every city of importance through
out the country were in Attendance
watching the competitors. Twenty-Five
butchers from Pittsburgh. Penn.
were present when the contest ended
The measure of time which it was sup
posed each butcher would consume from
calling Of time" to Finish" was fixed
at twenty-five minutes, for which twenty
points were scored. Each butcher was
scored two points less for each minute
consumed over twenty five, and two
points more for each minute he consumed
less than twenty-five The ''time' was
called when the bullock was prltched
up, gullet raised, forward feet off, and
right leg broken, and ''inish" called
when the entralls, feet. head and nae
were thrown one side, the caul placed IN
q tub, and the carcass hoisted up ana
split down. The winners were; NJ:
Mullins-time. 1917, total points, iQS-+
Larry Noonan-time. lO:35, total points,
1879; Walter Dennison-time, 1876,
total points, loss. First prize, 500;
second, $50; third, S35.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-10-14

These biscuit, said the Professor,
s'are like the Statue of Liberty at
night They would give better satisfac-
zion j they were lighter"
F'yes, said the third floor back, land
tbs piece of chicken reminds me of
great hero -l'onaparte7
''But neither of your board bills are
like the Ba kan troubles said the land
lady.
why sou asked the Professor and
third floor back.
because the Balkan troubles will
probably lie settled.-Aelo York Sun.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-10-14
Oh CHRLsTMEgEVE.


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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-10-14

\ tug is the only thing that has its
lows behind.-St, Pugl Herald.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-10-14

The call to arms-''John, take the
baby. "-Dss Aoines Nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
JUDAS ISCARIor HELD rpASA w,pvyvo

The last 81 tho course Of MONDAY addresses al Trinity
Church last week given yesterday the Rev Car,c
Osborne o. Boston. the subject being Judas Iscart In
M fGn, o. ~ sermon he warned his hearers against the
The pleasures That brOup their nI
love ami attention Where the love money wa, cocc,ned
There would uo i.l.,"
capable. 10 not let them despse the Sin o, Ju1as
because hey might tlink there was no dancer ~
lhor falling INTO his temptation In obeying the temptation
20 sccep DrlDe whether u were In some bi. Commercial
fraDsacoiOI In smaller CHI IL MOI he ga n,
In selling their principles they were selling God bIn.f
And how often dd not the OF Judas In sci Nc his fi
repeat ise iodayI How often Their business dd ibey
{hnk 81 n "a pness OF then brother his welfare his pros
Serity did they abstain hand
with iTicEd when that could be- Judas fn,i mo- n
fort from the who had paid thirty pe r Ier
when he tepented him OF his SIM aud did WHO ever
went Da 10 the Of bribe broken down un.
tAe weIgn Of has sin. ind any comfort tAerei ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
bills DIscuSSED BY me Mlr0Rs cAHLNE

BILLS Discussed BY TIE MAYORS CABINET
Mayor Hewitt and tho heads Of departments OF
tho city government mcq again yesterday aud dis
cusscd the bills now before tho Legislature affecting
this city.
Tho Assembly bill No. 81, TO pay eX-Iudgc ArnOux
$1,000 for legal services at Albany In opposing the
Brooklyn bridge extension by request Of joan Kelly
when ho was COItrOller, disdpIrOVci. because
Mr. Kelly hot authorized to cnp.oy counsel for
that purpose.
the Aquoduct ConmissIoncr,' bill providing for
the increase Of the salaries of the not
TO exceed 5000 and the presidents salary $4,000
Ras approved.
The pioposal to draft bin providing for a general
system Of sewerage aud drainage along the downtown
water iIOits, so that the work done by the
upOck department and the Department Of Public Works
Eiay DO consolidated was approved
The Mayor SAID that subway Commission bill had
teeu Prepared which was IN the nature of a compro-
mise. II provides for five Commissioners incudIne
tho Controller and the Commissioner 0: Public Works
ube conference agreed that the Mayor should e ad led
The bll providing for pensoning at $1,000 a wear
eudgcs Of certain courts who have served more tLar
IweitN-csht years. was approved.
SENATE bll No. 351 was approved. 1t limits the
nls9ua hcati0ns for appointment, to tho Police and
Flro departments to convictions for felony rather,
Than 10 convictions for offences Of all kinds mo
intention Is TO render eligible for appointment those
who may have at some time been convicted for dis.
piderly conduct or other light offence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
UARLEW RIVER BRANCH

NEW YORK. y EW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station l32t-st AMI Lin
coin Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
rearhed by Second Avenue and suburban Elevated rail-.
roasl daily except sundays At Oi5. 100 $40 ll;5
M 3D. 300 40 40. 6io \ 1880 Port
rs tnslnoya oak Point HUNTS Point West Farms Van
Nest West chester Impsons Bay Chester pelham BayD
Barlow C,iv I,and Pelham Manor and Rochelle con.
meeting Al New f0cheile with trains for all points tho
main ln@ or the New York NcwHaven and Hartford Ia l.
road Shore Line and Air Line DIVISIONS NewC
detown New Britain aHd sued branches and Boston
all points East.
Midnight train FOR NewR Rochelle and all intermediate sa.
tons az 1910 p M daily except Mondays.
SUNDAY trains for New Ochce all Intermediate sta.
tons al ga M 1901 and 80 the latter tram connect.
ing az New Rochelle with way train ~tamfori
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
THE PETROLEru MfRKEE

The crude market lul. A. has been OF late bu
somewhat better evident. Tho from tho Held
continues bush. the Pro1kuok well. which to 10
worked -tcv." according t. the
f"w days bong roy r- sh.pu'iy DRY Tho
closed steady within a A4io ol thr best quotations.
The % AMI tIr a. tho
sodaied Exchange were a. follows
Openlnr ................ CtI Lowest ..........
Highest "a So.
Refined OIL wa. UNCHANGED at ~. cent. per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
JcE OFF TIE NEWFOUNDLAND COAST

The pho, chart for April Just by Lieutenant Cot
man United states Navy charge OF the Hydrog aphic
pmce OfAch al tho Maritime Exchange notes the prevalence
o. large OF zee ON the Banks and M
s. 81 state 70 tst Ss ~ The last month
tscSnd , sne coast IN the vicinity OF
pic IL" hesseis 70 put TO sea. dispatch from
tlat the Guli OF 81 Lawrence is filled win ola
Ice, except on Cape Rozief ~ VIZ" ''o'oS Pdchou
TIE bydiogiaptc once also reports that bottle uos
picked up at MsrosmbooI Australia on January Which,
SoDtanod paper stang that II thrown 49,,
The chip PatIlsrch July o. 1855 an 9
porth longitude 1869 So east bottle was a.n .. %
N Winding Bay, Great Abaoo Island on FebrmsyP NJ. "
CONTAINED paper stating that IT from
6orth. Ion itudc $50 So ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

In railroad bonds the demand for Erie seconds
feature they opened up y per cent at loi !
IS were quoted at 9SiaS9I London was the PRINCIPAL
but the sales soDS only to
mond and Allegheny first receipts were also active
and rose from u TO 5 Ohio Southern incomes sold up
duh and steady. West Shore Is at 1922 l02i2. New
- at cG and chroso and Ip s e%is rts
s'ned at97 East Tennessee: virginia and Georgia gold
were II higher at ILL., rt NewO Orleans and Mobile p at
lo7 and collateral :rnst p at 1872 Indiana. Blooming
ton and western seconds were mp cent at - and
first Eastern division were 3 higher at 95i Shenan-
doah Valley land grants were firm at 3s9 30. Wabash
yer and Rio Grandc Is u higher Mt
- and first assenteG Western up per cent at 76s
Oregon short Line Gs rose | per cent to l0i. Fort
Worth and Denver rsts active and steady az about
93 ST Louis and san Francisco general Us rose Is to
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the stock EXCHANGE,
Cotton seed oil certificates sold u3 GOO at ~ ga
Toledo ST. Lonis and Kansas City hrss $4,000 al 9oSs
100, Virginia, Rddleberger IS Sloooo at 81. Boston
Hartford and Eric-knowltons GOO at ~ 2ois
CHICAGO and Indiana Coal Railway Il 800 nj
s. GOSH and preferred d6oo) at o. 96@ a99l2,
s7sasiq. Florida Railway and Navigation C2Oo at
7rd7l2. Lake Erie and Western 400 al % and preferred
nix Mining dl3oo at 81 50aS6c g a$i Is, Security
Milling and Mining q,loW at - 62ieg$5 50dS5 20,
and 81. kcvr G.2OO) at 50 a. % 81 90 0GOdG7.
Assuming that the associated banks began business n
week ago this morning with sum Of cash that was
Sl.3ooOOO smaller than The average amount OF mat
week we then calculated they did. odays statement
Of averages. show ing loss of $23 200 cash. reflects
movement the interior OF II 900, other than
that which went through the subTrcasury Yesterdays
gain from the subrreasury would count only one day In
the averages so that probably the statement OF average
cash for the week very nearly approXmaes the actual
condition at the close Of business last evening;
rather under the actual than over It, The
loans expanded n small amount. and the decline
III deposits Is ahOnt consistent with the other
changes The surplus reserve IL reduced 10 Sl379s2o,
which compares with surplus ~ - .9o0375 At tho same
date Of 1879; deficit OF 100000. 1850; surplus or
$lii7CjO. ISL; surplus Of Sl,72O,0JO 1852, and a
deficit OF ~ .O97. 40. 1883.
The following compares total statements March 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

A DEFA ULTING BROKER SAID TO BE ~ MEyycO
Many people recall the mysterious on Apr
eei,oi W. j. Phpsa weilknown memOor Produce
Etchange leaving behind him wife and family number
creditors 10 whom he $4,000 raised uron forged
warehouse receipts The rumor that he had suicide
Prevailed for several days and then that he
sa eit The co.ntIy downtown business pan SAID yester
1he which he raised the warehouse receipts PLns
~ In the business No 10 southst and
X II. IaimUeer treasurer OF the Com
Rxny ana man held IN high esteem special partner
Through Phillips. N' " ~ N0 '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
european advertisements.
UhAIhIUL-COMFOKTING.
EpPS'S COCOA.

RRFAkFAST-"By thorough knovei ye o natural
the digestion
and careful application OF n Inc
lcccd Mr. Epps provided breakfast tables
adclcaely Favored beverage which
doctors bills It's ~ tho ia cous articles
Diet hat constitution De gradually builtup
enough o resist every tendency Odisease Hundreds
Tie mdaos floating around
theresa weak point Wemav escape many fsta shaft
keeping ourselves well fortified with blood
ely nonrshed frame" civil service Gazette
Made simply with boiling milk. sold only half
pound by labelled thus. JAMES EPPS CO.
| al ic Cheml Iont and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
ERTE RAILWAY. now known os tbo My

l., mr. ~ INV AZ. now known rs the NEW
- YORK LAKE FPIE AND WESTERN RATfp0AD.
Through trains leave 23is' station s.nc
onr Local trains eave 23lst Station fifteen minutes ear
- Her than from Chambers.st. ~
Q. m.-Day F,press week dars puret Drawn roo,p
Coaches m Rinrhamton. Flnra Horne'isvie BuTalo
pnman Se"png coaches from Irorrss vlle to chicago
Limited" solid Pullman train Of Dsv Buffet seenn,
coaches to Nea'ville Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago an
,Hlrs i,u'nan Secnre Coaches 10 Buffalo ara
fhls. Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
p m -naiy; chraco F1rre's Pullman nav and soe,,r
sro ra,1s r,n'ra Rochester. BuTao Mag
h,h@rior,i and P','9'c st5 $40 100 $50 a2oloo0 Al,
ZOO noon; g. 300 $50 A40 5lO $50 $50 $40 G9p
ad5 30 $50 1910 n. n. 1oOn midn'g't Srndavs s.t5
iI2m r ~ y noon. las. AIS. G3o 7i5. 900 1926
Paterson 49, 5is 20 go o.9o 1920 NJ ro.no NOON
~ 3oo 20 40 Boo. f.lo $40. $50 IT, go 7l5.
9soo 100 900 ~ lo3o 1000 mdrlch srntavs SIS,
70 l , 100 g. M LAB, AS $50. 7i5 600 1890
Newark AMI aterson VII Novark. GO son S.so ro:o1
500 1000 and 1000 riiniot daily eYcent sunday
SUNDAYS, @ - a M. 800 G 81 500 n m. "
S5o, Gl9 ~ ~ $50. 1890 = M. ara - mifniylt.
Sunhys 9t5 70 1920 a. ~. l:ij AS CO 500 1879
WMwNk 49, 900. 1920 n m- 420 p. m. sundays 5i5am
NssvSurg and Cornwall 80 900 N. $50 i.3o $50 AMI
Montgo'ney Rontont AMI Kinsston. 900 $50 p n.
Scranton Drr"ors Q 90 q. NJ. except sunrays
Goshen IS 5ij $50 600 1920 M $50 3 81 i7n 500
$50 m. snndavs SIS. $50 l020A NJ s. 20 s.OIn m
Mdderown. AS h.i5 ESQ. 900 10 - a M }3O 4.3o GOI
800 S2or p. m. sundavs 5.i5 $50 1870 a. m $50 sos
IN The 9oo2. N train stops At Nainsr o1ly .
Pert Je'vl' 45 So 9oo l026r m. go 30 500 800.
Tifkes r'ssage and apartments Drawing All
Sleeping ices he ob'ano AMI FOR cneckins
NoS f0l I'll 957 broadway. Isl Wcst.si. V y No 33i
FGton't. Br1okrn or n the Company's d"DofS
yrre, tram rem Tie West arrive New.York at I'LL.
GEO. DE HAVEN a. @. P. Act. L. p. FARMER q. p Ays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
CLOSING Prices or PnILADsLPAIl STOCKS


eAIlfDAf, April -. VI.
The stock speculation today continued TO reflect more
or less Of fevensh uIcernty but despite the fact that
there firm undcrtonc which became apparent at
every effort to depress values. Absurd predictions
OF the character OF the bank statement circulated
before its publication and in the early hours seemed as
If money might again be held at G07 per cent which II
successful 1t calculated would indicate disposition
In certain Influential quarters TO depress values The bank
statement when published reflected a smaller movement
OF money to the last during the last week than had
been supposed the greater part OF ifs reported loss In
cash beng the reflection OF the operations Of preccd
ing week. The market opened strong under Euro
pean buying, but when that had finished prices
jumped upon after the fashion OF yesterday
afternoon and they declined Lax per cent Later the
bank statement in its relations TO the past and future
better understood; money gave signs OF weakness
with an abundance OF supply. and Improvement in
the market set in which still In progress It
closed The transactions amounted only To- $4,000
shares and were fairly well distributed.
Government bonds quiet and strong at unchanged
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
To The Preferred and Common Stock
holders OF the
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R. co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday March
-" lss7 corrected FOR tho Preferred OF
The Lake AMI Western Railroad Company Will DO ready
or delivery al the ontra Trust Company Of Sew oi when
a. UNI Al calls viii Dee duo and payable
NOTICE - ALSO GINES that the rans',r books OF the
company ~ be closed Saturday April l-s7 AZ o'clock
p and tho stockholders Of record that day Will be emit
tied To subsorhc before Tuesday. April 3. 1887 at
o'clock m the Central Trust ComI any OF New York.
follows
Tie holders preferred VIII be entitled 70 .ub
their hons,n preferred stock hfty 5O)
The dollar payable hail In cash the tmo Of subscrip
ton and tie remaining oncha before May 3. 1857
wien The urw preferred stock will be delivered
Holders Of common STOCK Will be entitled 10 subscribe TO tho
amount Of thirty and half 90 per cent OF their
holdings in stock OF tie company at twenty
Ito dollar payable onchalf in cash at tho time OF
subscription and tho remaining oneha before MAY g.
-s7 whom the stock will be ready for delivery
These issues OF stock together with issue OF million
hundred and twenty thousand dollars 81 G2OOOO OF the
comIanys Mortgage Bonds have been ma 10 by the
IN payment for the railroad and property formerly known
~ the indianapolis Peru and Chcs;O Railway hundred
and sixty OG2 miles length Of main lne from Indian
apos To Michigan CITY. Ind and include about forty (iO)
miles o. side rak and AL that company extensive terminals
IN the city Of Iniaao and on Lake Michigan. well as
1t, equipment and other properly free from Car Trusts or
any other liens
Stockholders avail Themselves OF their privileges
promptly tie named amounts taken have
been otherwise placed order meet payments the
critics purchased.
Payments made at the Central Trust Company New.
York.
l. NJ. sCHwAN. Secretary
NEwYorE. March %. lss7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

In State bonds North Carolina special taxes were ac-
i've az iA2 Arkansas 70 10 Central Railroad sold at
II ana Pine Buns at 2s and Missouri is 1889 lOS
Tennessee settlement IS sold Mt 7s IO5 q
~ los H. OF city bank American sold GA at l74a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1881
GREAT pRTSE TryE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUrH.
Train. leave Nsw York via DosOrOsscs Cortland Street.
HARRISBURG West witr Pullman Pa.cs
%s .n sssp rss
ws@po Lock ssery aV aS m NJ CORY an,
~ S Tor fs aao 1s
bs sT s1oS 200 % 2g y: sc,S
u Pullman paaee Cars day eTrey sns
los. arrive Washington D. and daily $40 W.:
2co s. mi i2S 1ish ana SUN s,
f1r Atlantic City except SUNDAY Through paror CAR.
For cspo May week day. lilo A. M On SATURDAY, onrr
nons via Railway Ambcv m II noon sto
Pa sunday 9'45 AMI do not STOP at Asburv
fs sn 81 Sdr %T' aa aRs SS?rs S VIA
poat. E sn9re ami By Line $50 dsvs
r oetssy 10y aforng speedy and transfer Zoe
S1GtYs g,r1rc From PttsHrg 10 7so il,o ~ ~,
yts fsI''s 'So fsS so SS s.! e. "a
n SsS 800 m.5 52o 40 ESQ 90 go go lSs7 l5o s
a. m 90 so 700 900 s5 losi o ~ ,'So '''S' 1850
r1pre,. Train, ,d p0H I EMIy yA-. Up,
e !Spd 7 sfree,' q Fs % Tss., as follow.
"a s 81 & %'s%'is' TN
Iso SUNDAYS gSpc.. Sl p i'n ans ana 10 M,
Tram t, ie,v + a Tl M M and l2'l5 NIGHT
"ne s I9s ~ a"aas and 'an
iae tFs, ; tx nc'c 3 @ s s
:. Fyn n'y III ana ana ,5o S NJ N'f la
500 i"s 10 X IA Sl2 'Sf 900 o. snnd'y l2oL
Is s, Philadelphia va,n,.r 40, NJ aur et,,,.srt
T ss;fsr 9 n,". ,a2 nrcav, uor,.
Rrootvn Sra ,r,oSgn Arc, St'o1 foot 81 Fnlton,t
'ag ,, rT Tg r pG apa residences won
General Manager General passr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
NOTICE TO NISITORS TO THE AMER.

~ ICAN EXHIBITION OF $3.50. j92 English miles
have been covered since October IL. lSsO. by THE
"WONbER" COACH. which last carried 1878 pas
IN perfect safety. Dr. kumnoy of RIDGES FOOD"
famc VIII. Ia prevent disappointment TO American and
Colonial visitors again his celebrated horse Stage
Coach HE WON DER" between London and 81 Adams,
leAt Hatchotts Hotel In Pccady. London every
lO4j returning 10 Piccadilly at6l5 Z. m Ample
allowed Adams FOR lunch and for passengers
10 inspect the CATH EDRAI. which OF the FINEST
and OLDEST II THE WORLD The IMP IS one OF tho
most delightful that be taken and tAe charged for
The fare =. For ami other particulars
apply to "WONDEK" coach once. Hatchttts Hotel
F.c,AdIly London England.
DARIS.-IIotcl du Pavilion de ROhan. Rue
Hivol ~ oppo. the Avenue de rOpcs. FIRST class
Great Improvements age and small apartments. Moderate
charges. Baths. Liz Table a. lIoie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
NLw.YoEK. March 49, 1887.
TO TIE SECURITY HOLDERS OF TIE
Pittsburgh and Western Railroad 60.

Holders OF largo majority OF tho stock and bonds OF tho
Pittsburgh and Western Railroad Company having become
parties 20 tho plan OF dated March TO- 1884,
notice hereby given that The right deposit securities
under said plan will expire April o. 1887. after which
date socs and bonds received ALL VIII only DO accepted
on terms TO DO fl ed by the Committee
Deposits Of stock and bonds be with Mcssrs
DRENEL Il co, Philadelphia, or Messra DKFNEL,
MORGAN " co, New.lork. who will issue receipts FOR
the
Partic depostng stock before April o and not Do
string to pay the ASSESSMENT OF ~ PER SHARE at
to Of deposit may paw within 90 days there
after. with Vr at cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
LACKAWANNA and WEST-

H. LRN hAiLEoAn sMoKrtsI LINE BE.
EXPEIss TRAiXSN 20 DrsE AIwSYs Ok FINE riiiif'
aanhS SSE Of ars sn FHS 4.
for Waer gay efe Tgnaay Basso nd 2s"sgo EPes
BAN Buffalo 5, r4euse os"eso Grccne. .nTtor norwich.
y All northumberland. at owego OT Ithaca and uterine
sIpm hnghamtOn AMI Em,q .Eypres. Tor Water CAP.
scranton BngiamtoD owego ant Eluira CONNECTS
ton iOI Pttson. kingston MiikeSlaIre. &c.
= p m naly Butalo Limited Express Tor stronlsburg.
sn & E 4sgSo a SS5nSs Bath Way
m 9aiy Buffalo and os~eTo Express lot strou's'urg.
oYord Norwch. Utca AM Riclfei springs connects az
days come t. At Buffalo VITA trims Tor ali porfs W,s
Tickets Tor sale and baggage checked at s5 and
at Ne't'ott htpress Offices "a NeW-lork and Bro"khn
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER kAlLRoAD.-C commencing January , lssI
Mrsasl tram VIII ety , Grand Central elot
Albany Iioy - AiuanS Rouse, ~ abb syracuse
A6any ca syrtase Rcceer na cars N so Fs
Ere tieN ,and and Toledo. 4rr.nS at Chicago $50
lOJOl m; Nh.,ago Express. drwua rooa 70 Canaan
III 80 a. III. Western New.YorA aud Northern Express.
$50 p M, Daus. Troy an! Utica Express. drawing.
~ M Accommodation to Albany and Troy
esasO ana IT. tG%,' Ag5'', VIA ;,espmscar'
tSso ana st. Lcas Dnnscar Ncw:lorS to Albany 0''
ID NJ Montreal Express witA sleeping 10 n:caL
Rsns to ctSs 1S Sls At a, P,. i,-o Buffalo
~" spe, a. mo - '' D"''.
1915 p W.. Pacific pI,ss vii slccpius.cars FOR Roche,
Chicago sIcepnsc, TO Watertown via Uu,A daily
SATURDAY, AuoiEn AID SAAAbvale
@, pt saturday ana sunday.
HIS p M, Night Express. with seepngcars 10 Albany
and lru Connects with the morning "ns Tor TO Vest
and ,or The North except saturday nighU -
Tickets sale al Grand Central Depot 40 ,batey
Place - Broadway Harlem Depot. lx5tl>t ana it-ave
Nescotrs Express Occs Ptk Place near brohi-
way) 7S5 ami VA Broadway md % West I-Jus', New
Yors 1913 Washington and 80 tuoL sts EiooAyn and7
4thst, " .lIImsburg. ..
procured ~ the ticket oihces III Ne" orA Cry AND
S33 Westinghouse, Brookyn
Eaegage called for and chez kcd from residence
iiSsse trans rnn isy All oilers daiy except Sunday
These trains stop II Harlem ll.5tAst AMI St,ANe
J. NJ. IOCCEN. hiNhi N4ONHit -.
GENERAL Superintendent Genera. Pa sc"scr Aselt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

HOLMEs EIKtTMC PROTECTIVE CO.
$1,000. INV LoRK April l. 1857
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS-have this
day declared dividend Of one and three quarters PER
CENT upon the Capital stock VI tins Company OF tho
earnings Tor tho quarter ending March 3lst payable the
executive oicrS OF the and
Transfer books close April and reopen April blss7
/. I. HOLMES, Treasurer
GALLATS NAuoSAL BANK
- NRw-NORK March 20. 1897
1--WE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
This day declared adj vidcni Of five per cent. co. ont
The earnings of the past six months PAYABLE April pTOI
Ihe transfer books VIII be closed until that date.
AKTHtK W. SHERMAN, Cashier.